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How did Lincoln's assassination effects the reconstruction?

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The attemps of the Radical Republicans to control reconstruction policy were successful

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What effect did Lincoln's assassination have on reconstruction?
It delayed it for years and added a degree of hostility to the process.
What effect do you think Lincoln's assassination had on reconstruction?
It delayed the process.
How did Lincoln's assassination effect the cause of the reconstruction?
It probably added two years to the process and added a new degree of hostility and violence to the process.
Effects of Lincoln's assassination?
The assassination of Lincoln was obviously rejoiced by the Southerners and Copperheads at first, but they soon realized that he could have protected them. The North was looking for vengence and if...
What effect did the assassination of President Lincoln have on the process of reconstruction?
Abraham Lincoln first of all was not a Radical Republican. He did desperately want to free and get rid of slavery in America, but he did not want to do it quick. He wanted to show forgiveness to the...